- Will the Minnesota Wild record 90+ points?92¢%92
- Will the Dallas Stars record 90+ points?91¢%91
- Will the Carolina Hurricanes record 90+ points?91¢%91
- Will the Vegas Golden Knights record 90+ points?91¢%91
- Will the Edmonton Oilers record 90+ points?90¢%90
- Will the Utah Mammoth record 90+ points?89¢%89
- Will the Colorado Avalanche record 90+ points?89¢%89
- Will the Boston Bruins record 90+ points?87¢%87
- Will the New Jersey Devils record 90+ points?87¢%87
- Will the Florida Panthers record 90+ points?85¢%85
- Will the Tampa Bay Lightning record 90+ points?84¢%84
- Will the Montreal Canadiens record 90+ points?83¢%83
- %4%91,5Minnesota Wild$888,3 hacim
- %2%91Dallas Stars$1,1 B hacim
- %1%90,5Carolina Hurricanes$82,2 hacim
- %1%90,5Vegas Golden Knights$283 hacim
- %2%90,3Edmonton Oilers$358,4 hacim
- %1%89Utah Mammoth$320,7 hacim
- %1%88,5Colorado Avalanche$61 hacim
- %10%87Boston Bruins$10,6 B hacim
- %8%87New Jersey Devils$1,9 B hacim
- %7%85Florida Panthers$3,7 B hacim
- %84,5Tampa Bay Lightning$519,5 hacim
- %5%82,5Montreal Canadiens$2,5 B hacim
Several NHL clubs have posted strong early-season results through mid-November 2026, placing them well above the roughly 1.10 points-per-game pace needed for 90 points over 82 games. Carolina, Minnesota, Edmonton, Boston, and Vegas lead with 24–28 points in 17–18 games, while Tampa Bay, New Jersey, and the Avalanche sit close behind on comparable trajectories. League-wide projections reflect this form, forecasting more than 20 teams to finish at or above the threshold if current trends hold. Key variables include injury management, rest advantages during the condensed schedule, and divisional matchups that could shift momentum for borderline clubs like the Rangers, Predators, and Kraken. Bottom-feeders such as Vancouver and Chicago face steep climbs to reach 90.
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This market will resolve to "Yes" if the listed team records 90 or more points during the 2026-27 NHL regular season. Otherwise, the associated market will resolve to "No". If at any point it becomes impossible for the listed team to record 90 or more points during the 2026-27 NHL regular season (e.g. they are mathematically eliminated), the associated market will resolve to "No". Any tiebreaker will be considered part of the NHL regular season. If the 2026-27 NHL regular season is cancelled, postponed after April 30, 2027, 11:59 PM ET, or it cannot be determined whether the listed team has recorded 90 or more points within that timeframe, this market will resolve to "No". The primary resolution source will be official information from the NHL; however, a consensus of credible reporting may also be used.